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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03

And all Germ Diseases.
Bellevue Hospital, N. Y, "Univers4lly sue.
st France Hospital, N. Y, "Eyery pa,tsnt
.ieat,g with Kaekine has been discharged
Or. l. X. White, U. 8. Examining surgAon
writes; .kaskine Ia TIE best meiiCiae made y
". M 9lessner, 800 East i2ist street, New
nork CITY, has cured over go pa'ients with
MAXINE =, ter intne and all other drurs a. d
Iallsd; He cay: at ia undoubtedly the beaf
medicine ever discovered 80
frof. w. II. HolcnHbe M, D., 81 East Twenty.
nun nun street, New York, (late piOfssbor in Nsw
fork Medical College, wfites eKaskine ia !, n.
pefiof TO quinine 10 its specific DOVER. and
ing or constitution, = '-Ao no9A-
me Rev. James L Hail., chaplain Albany
pshltentiary, writes III KRskine has ed hts
Vile ttt-r twlnty years. suffer NJ I ON n,pI. ria
lara. 80 H'ii ioE phr lcu-
IN usaads up,n ttous ,nds write thar K....
slns MAJ cured them aft r ali other raasii ~
tlSa i4liei. Write FIR hook n teet m )fltala
hasklne can be taken witr out -nv acacia,
medical advice 81 l0psr bottle, SolG ~
TAYLOR q FULLERTON, WiunII arm
or 8 INV nH NAL on res. ipt Of urice.
hAshlNE Co, 81 Wa rem street, New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
sworn 70 before U 5 Com D. CRAWFORD


We have been selling your CUT1uunA RRsK.
DIES for years, and have the arst o ,rnplaint vst
TO receiye from q purchaser. One Of the worat
casgB Of Scrotuia l ever saw was cured by INA
usa " nve bottles Of CUTTouRA RHsoLvRNT.
CuTIouRA aud CuTICuRA soar. TIE poap tzkea
the cake here as q medicinal soap.
TAYLOR q TAYLOR, Druggtsts,
frankfort KHn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
agricnIturIsts In Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-At yesterday
session of the interstate agricultural CON
vention at Lake Charles, temporary or
ganization was effected by calling Hon.
L. s, Coffin of Iowa to preside and the
Rev. Irvine Rockwell Of Wisconsin to act
as secretary. The temporary oficers will
be made permanent. In response to nd.
dresses Of welcome, Chairman Coffin
made an address on behalf OF the visitors.
A number of papers were read on matters
pertaining to emigration and agriculture.
-
An Old S'ory.-Look at humsn bell q when
under the influence Of that terrible lorti re-
rheumatism. Trivisl symptoms we're negl,s ted
until the disease became established, wneresi
all the long suffering could have besn pre-
vented by the prompt use of Salvation on, cyst
Ing only 20 oeDts bottle at all drug storaa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03

This bit Of humor originated with Col.
Harry Townsend, general passenger
Agent of the Missouri and Pacific Rail.
way system, and it is being worked with
electrical effect in railroad circles. Theae
cards are on sale in the st. Louis hotels
and they are used in every conceivable
way by all practical jokers. Chica0C
Morning Meas.
The weather until further notice: 9 a. M
Bright sunshine; summer clothing ia re
quest, 10. Dense fog; gas and the cleo
trio light turned full on. IL. Rain: nm
brellas in furious demand. 10 noon
Hard frost, skating on the Serpentine
l p. m. Rapid thaw; bursting Of ali III
water-pipes in the s. w. district. .
Thunderstorm; many churches struck b,
lightning. 8. Sleet and mist; suspensioj
Of traffic on the river. 4.Heayy snow
Storm roads impossible. 5. Tremendou
gale; hoardings and telegraph poles blow
down all over London. g., Fog, rain, an
ice. z. Thaw, thunderstorm, and mist. {
gale, snow, and sleet. 9. Dd e0po for III
next twelve hours. ---PEaeh.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
sCROFULOUs gJI,oEus-

Jsmes n. Richardson, Custom Houae. Ma.
Orleans, on oath eays: .In 1870 srroiuloua
Ulcers broke out on my body until was a ~ ass
OF corruption. Everything known 10 the medI,ai
faculty was tried In vain. 1 became a more
wreck, A. times could NOT lift my hands b INV
b. ad, could not tur1 In bsd; was In ropstant
pain, and looked upon lite "a ourse, No rnlief
o. tura In Tan years. 10 1880 | heard of the
CuTIouRA RRMsDfBs, used tnem and Was mar
foctly cured y - 10
sworn Ia before II 4 Com 1 n m .wvo.,,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
CArAR RH

A particle Is applied into each noetril and "a
agreeable Price 90 cents al drugeists by
mail. registered, 90 centR Circulars free. -
ELY bRos., Druggists, oWsFo, II, z,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
INITIATED BLOOD

scrofnssus. Hnhertted aud contm.
gicns HumOrs Cured
by Cuticura.
THROUGH tne IN -5lum OF ona Of yonr ,,.h.
. re eivsd trio ,sn Mr.. Ffana I WAY. pTne,
Mst, Atoh Pa toame acqnni tad W Ia t,,r
Cu71cuRA hEhKDfRs, ~ q LAX hts op ortn n,
70 testify 70 you tnst theic Nv % ha4 permanentls
cured me o. ons OF tho worst casn of llnod
poisoning, In come ,tion with erysfpclns. tbss I
have ever seen, and tubs after having be,n nre.
nounc, d incurabia by ron o OF the bsaf rhvri-
clans In our county, i take great DIE as,lrs IN
I rwardtng % you this tsaiim 1pial, unsoiIc,ted
q y u by you, IN order that uthers 81 fYerinr
give your OuTIuuRA kRMEhlBs trial. "
7. 3 wHITLIN0ER, LeechburR, Pa.
hetsrence: FRANK 7. WRAY, Drnseist, Apollo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
- ROUGH ON DIRT, D

"ROUGH ON ffILE', PILLS
Bmasl granulee, small doss, big results, pleas
ant in operation don't disturb the stomach, 25i
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03
" BUoaU-PAIsA,,-

Quick, complete cure, annoying Kidney BIAd.
der, and Urinary Diseases. 81, Al dIuggiets
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-03

Would be pleased to comply with !:
your request, but cannot do so on.
account Of the Interstate Com:
MERGE Bill.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
HARVEY MCCULLOUGH.
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho,

Land Office at Haley. Idaho,
July y. 1887. I
Notice of the above application will he
published in the KEYSTONE, printed AT
ketchum. Idaho, which hereby designate
as the newspaper published nearest the
land described in said application.
ii. .. BILLINGS Register
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
Who Was Cinderella?

Cinderella's real name, it seems, was
Rhodope, and she was beautiful E.yp-
rlan maiden, pho lived GO years before
the common era, and during the reign of
Psammeticus, one the twelve kings of
Egypt. One day Rhodope ventured to
go bathing in u clear stream near home,
and meanwhile left her shoes, which must
have been unusually small, lying on the
bank. An eagle passing above, CHANGED
to catch sight Of the little sandals, and
installing them for too,hsome It'd bit.
bounced down and carried one off ip his
beak. The bird then unwittingly played
the part of fairy godmothcr, for, flying
directly over Memphis, where king
Psammetlcus was dispensing justice, it
let the shoe fall right into the kings lap.
lts size, beauty, and daintiness immedi-
ately attracted the royal eye, and the de-
termined upon knowing the wearer of so
cunning a shoe, sent through all his
Kingdom in search of the foot that would
itit.
A. in the story of Cinderella, the mes
sengers finally discovered Rhodope. fit-
ted on the shoe. and carried her in fri.
ump'i to Memphis, where she became the
queen of King Psammeticus, aud the
'ontda''on If fairy tale ..... was TO de-
light the boys aud girls Of ;l00 years later
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

The race between California and Vic
toria was for long time close, the one
producing in nineteen years $735 900 900
and the other in seventeen years $780,
100000 These vast additions to the
worlds wealth completely upset the cal
culations of such men as Mr. Jacob, and
they withdrew from business. AT the
close of the year 1915 there was gold coin
IN the world equal TO ?4.G43, Os7 1895 and
the value of gold was not affected. Of
this vast amount the United States had
deposited in its minis from 1893 to 1884
$l,237, 595, 1913 in gold.
In 1880 the whole worlds production
in precious metals was estimated at $l07,-
100000 in gold and 1913 100000 in silver,
and of this amount our country produced
$3G, 1000, 900 in gold and $40 900 900 in sill
yer. In 1882 the production of twenty
countries was estimated at 155, 226 kilo
grams 10 gold, worth SlO3, l61 ,j32 and of
silver 500, 446,5 $50. OF this amount the
United States produced $32 100000 in
gold and S46,S0O,O 900 in silver.
This vast amount was distributed as
follows.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
Yearly as follows /:
Gold and Silver

We had no correct reports from
Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina.
Virginia or Wyoming; but it is likely the
whole gold and silver product of the
United States for 1888 would figure up in
in the neighborhood Of $4,000, 900, as
against slO5, 200, 900 to SOS, 900, 900 pro-
duced in other parts Of the world.
Now, 1t We take into account the great
discoveries made at Butte, Couer d.
Acne, Clark's Fork and Helena, we
may say the United States produced in
1884, one-half of all the precious NJ etals
prodnced In the whole world. Au exam
ination of he coinage of the oiff.rept
''iries will give US huiter insigh,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

Lode mining claim, situate in Little smoky
mining district. AlturaS county idaho ltl
ritOry, consisting of li5O linear feet ii ;.a
lode. and surface ground eco feet wide. h-
ing Lot No. 50, ana described IN ti. hti
notes and plat OF the official survey o. t.s
in this Office, with magnetic variation a j.
degrees ana 30 minutes east. as follows.
Commencing at the discovery point q
this claim and running north G,o ~ NeN
along north end line of claim jl3 al0 fret
To corner No. ;.thencc -uLth GO 20 j
621 $40 feet 10 corner ~. >. thence s0ui1
10 20 W. 1850 feet 10 corner w. 2. iIfra
north ESQ 20 W. G27 S-l1 feet o. corner -
1; thence north lo 20 T.. l.5J feet ~ co!Ar
No. |. including an area 81 ~ $4,000 acTl'
applied Tor. Nh conflicts. From corner n.
3. L. :. VI " No. / beans north 80 ~
east $50 feet
The said mining claim Icing 81 record =
the Office OF the County Recorder u >ai
mining district. 81 ilaiicy. in AIiuras com
~, Idaho Territory. The nearest kh"'h
locations being the T Ale consequence
and Pot Wrestler
Any and all persons claiming adrcr'ef
any portion of the said Iipprcaide Fus
mining claim or surface ground are p
quired To file their adverse CLAIMS tltrt'9
with the Register 81 the lnitfd States Lam
Office. at HALEY. Idaho Territory. With
the sixty days publication thereof. Or ing
will be barred by virtue 81 the pro'is.oh'
of the statute IN such eases made and RI"
yided H. q. BILLINGS.
Register.
direct that the foregoing notice 81 app
cation for patent be published FOR lhc =
riod of sixty days ten consecutive "eees
in the kETcmrN kElsroNf. heN'pal''
published at Ketchum. Alufas COUNT
Idaho Territory. being tie newspaper P1'
lished nearest said claim. 80.
II. .. BILLINGS. Register
W. II. WATT. Atty for ApphraiC
First publication July = ="
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
GEN. BRIsBln IN WYOMING.
He Wants . New Kind of Company Or
ganized for Developing the West

Once more our prospectors are busy
seeking for new mineral fields in the Big
Horn basin. There are numerous tradi-
lions of gold finds in the Big Horn noun
tains in earlier days, but the Indians
have always been so bad, and so much
opposed to mines that il was dangerous
for prospectors to 90 out into the noun
tains. Now, however, the Indians them
selves have become prospecton, and are
anxious that their country should yield
up all of value that is in it. This change
in their views is partly due to the sever
atty law fixing definitely the amount of
land an Indian may have, and partly to
the progress the Indians are making in
the ways of white men.
The Rattlesnake mountains this spring
are full Of prospectors, both Indians and
white men, and some very good finds
have already been made.
The Schoshonee Indians are prospect
ing the Bad Water and ores of high
grade and very satisfactory to work are
reported.
The history of gold is so interesting /
cannot refrain FROM speaking of this
precious metal in detail
Not long since Mr.. Jocob, competent
and reliable authority, told us that the
addition of uncoined gold to the wealth
of the world was about 25,0OO,O00 per
annum, but soon afterwards the discov-
cries in California shot il up to 500, 000,-
900. Then came Australia with its gold,
and men began to wonder what we
should do with all the precious metals
Mr.. Jacob said in 1S47 there was not over
Sl,900,0 100000 gold coin in the whole
world, and although he may, and probably
did, put it too low, he fixed the limit of
this metal at $4,000, 0OO,O 900 beyond
which it could not go without affecting
its general value. The discoveries of
California, Victoria and South Wales |
had not been made. OF these enormous
products the following figures will show
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

Parties desiring location notice. can find
a supply at this office.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

To EDWARD :. IuRSER. j L. Eo'EhAS ~
~ Et.nr AAnI IL .LAEE. IuLIk uL-.'

To EDWARD s HURSEE, J. +. f"'EAAs -. 80
J. ". CLARK ANDJ. u. LARK. THEIR 'l'''
V0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TliAl
i have expended the sum 3I , one hra
dred 500 dollar, in labor ana i'n .l,;g;pr
ments upon the SHOW fall iele LEX LEX
claim. situated IN Warm NpHh5 .Fey.
mining district. Alturas county. ia' ,s,v.,.iss
riiory. as required BY section 259i he he' boi
Statutes Of the nited states. ~ oFuel "a
the same for the year ending bccein;.,n'. II
lsS6. and unless your several portions
such expenditure, they being r,espe'1u7 'l3.
in the order OF you names ah2is olr 10
$50. and II. amounting resPecll',oE;, aty
sIGGG. 3.33 and SIS. be paid wiililn n .,,bj.
500 days from the expiration oi '.' Soch
cation of this notice, tie mi9reS, .Sars Of
and every one failing to pay hls s'@iy
said expenditure will become the lI"Pnrr3-
of the undersigned according !" '"'
visions of said section 81 ,,r,noWs.
Kctchum. Idaho. March ,. -.
First publication. June II. ~. -
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

Land Office at HALEY, Idaho.
July %. 1887
Notice of the above application will be
published in the KEYSTONE. printed at
ketchum, Idaho, which hereby designate
as the newspaper published nearest tie
land described in said application.
III. o. BILLINGS. Register.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IpAuo.i
July p. 1887.
/, Harvey Mccullough, of Ketchum. Ida
no, who made presumption dccaratory
statement No 3l3. for the Lot | Block 36.
town Of ketchum, do hereby give notice of
my intention To make final proof Ia estab-
fish my claim to the land above described,
and that | expect 10 prove my residence
and cultivation before the Register and Re-
ceiver at HALEY. Idaho, on September s,
1887. by two of the following witnesses
George r. Fleming, of Ketctum, Idaho !:
Casa Fleming, of kctchum. Idaho: Peter
Weber, of HALEY; Ed. J. Cowlcy. of
ketchuni, Idaho.
HARVEY MCCULLOUGH.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

Pre.A;ss,ptiOn.

LAND OFFICE At HALEY, InAuo.
July %, 1857.
/, George r. Fleming. of Ketchum Ida
no. who made presumption declaratorv
statement No. 81 for the Lot D Block !.
town of ketchum, do hereby give notice of
my intention To make final proof to estab-
lish my claim 10 the land above described
and that ! expect To prove INV residence
and cultivation before the Register and Re
ceiyer at hailey, Idaho. on September ),
1887, by two of the following witnesses:
Harvey Mccullough. Of Ketchum Idaho
Rhoda Mccullough. of Ketchum. Idaho
Peter Weber of Haley. Idaho; Edward J
Cowlcy, of ke,chum. Idaho
GEORGE 4. FLEMING.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

To u. l.. SouERs. his heirs ana aSs Sur
VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ilbh nnl,,
L have expended the sum o. ; uiT
drcd 500 dollars in labor and , iipi min
ments upon the Nrsonan,; lo :. t rec,
ing claim. situated in Warm Inisbo Ter.
mining district. Alturas county, "a, Revised
ritory. as required by section ~ l,oi s the
Statutes of the United states, an. Tor the
amount required 70 hold lle ssnJn within
n ninety sn o days after tbs notice b p YOUR
cation You fail or refuse to cont ,p Sn-osner
proportion of such expenditure a. amount
Your interest being one-eighli, IA cl,im
ing to $3.50 your interest IN sub sauhscriber
will become the property Q, w statutes
Of the Uuiicd States. = NEST
Eefchun. Idaho Anr'ts' ~
FIR. publication AuSnlt = ~
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13

u0lo can live at home, ard make more
EIIn money at work fo- tss. t!lun at any
thing else in this world. Capital not
needed; you are started free. Both sexes
oil ages. Any one can do the work Large
earnings sure from first start Costly outfit
and terms free. Better not delay Costs YOU
nothing to send us your address and find
out; u you are wise you will do so at once.
II. HALIEr a. Co.. Portland. Maine.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
Grand total, $50, $4,000.
The other countries producing were:

Total 800. SOB, l6l ,532 500, TAG, 595
This was for 1892. The gold and
silver products in the nineteen countries
above named abroad, is estimated to
have fallen off in 1888 fully slO,OOO,OOO.
and to have increased in our own
country, Sll,0O0,000, l have not the
official figures before NE, but l know in
1888 the states and territories produced
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
LEGAL.
Application for pat.
NOTICE ;, No. 222
UNITED STATES Lawn
Haila,. ~ pFfiCp

iuaho, Aurus,,
. Notice is hereby given ~ ers' ., ~
Edwin Shuicldt, !. NJ Ii,ta19' !: A. M.
born and I. r. Wills. bv M, II. " h..t
Tact, VIM. iiyndman b,'''r aliorner
dress is ketchum, Altnra.' postohf:. y
Territory. have made a.. county lag
United States Patent for ~. a'lOa h.
"LoNE STAR.
Lode mining claim. sitp,,o
mining district Alturas r 81, ~ Wood b..
rltofy, consisting Of l3D3 In, ldah0T..
lode, and surface ground e'",S5f ieet q ~
ing Lot No. ~, and DESERT, ieet vide n
notes and plat Of the otIiri,i the s.l
LII TINS Office. with maeuetic ,.'lll.Fey 0af.
degrees 80 minutes east. a. .iliiiIal.ol an
commencing al the 'loW'.
running thence y. 10 4 -i'' Point Al
center Of north end Of rl,j,. 80 ieet b n
T.; 3OO feet TO corner So =. tnence n
" is gV f fce. 20 corner No. , then then =
" ~, ~ leel 20 corner 40. 3. tbes, 10
H. 90, ~ ieet 70 corner No 1 thcnca' ~ -
100 ieet 10 corner No. /. the Ma ll' Z
SiiniiiIils survey oi exterior ban,'lie p e.
cain +; containing lbs acre. ',-.f.r, q
iiictS. From corner So. ~ :, 40 eon.
. pears y; So W Gpl leet di,t,n," = y No
iIb SAID mining claim bcip.n ~
the ONCE OF the Recorder ~ = ~; record "a
district at HALEY. IN Al;uras 1. ,ail mihn.
lhe nearest known loc9t;."s' y ldalo
Combination lode n.ipin. - nelng he
ing on the south end of sai5 -. am adloa.
lode mining claim. Lone sla,
direct that This notice H. ,,il.,
Tue hErcnuM kEYsroyr ill., r n'.e 10
published nearest the Said r.i, ...'0'palG
Tor the period Of sixty day. INNING ei1.r
III II 9. BILLINGS po,t..
,first publication Augusta i..- aus
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-08-13
Application far Patent.
NOTICE So. 4ls


HALEY. lia.l. july >. l''..
Notice Is hereby given that Alexander i
McLauTin and james Gicnieuning. ny 8.
eyander Il. MClaG-iu. his attorney iu-iaf.
whose postoiiicc address i kc;,a3m. lIit-
RAJ county. Idaho Territory. have made
application for a United State Patent ior
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
we GET ALONG" j"

The sanE wiz. Hiisrs.5 ahoat the luuse
Her Es.s sin bright s-irl, d pleasant smile
4 arrz.7 .,sre7... .,f Hl..srv .opr
S.-.ugtb-aed as- aas,f md heart the while
The s1ad uau SAT Ia the chimney nook
H- l.tlr rIav piae 5ri-asa his lirs
A. ai'1- ana ~ ne q l''sl
AAis ARA e'7i- ''.' ar n-.-ei cps
- 5..s rsa. I've flst been f,lfnziDa.a 4 bit
N5.ha. has dome VERY ,g.-lI All. vear
Money IS hara,. % bs hard t5 ger-
E.rrtb,a. bslrd Il, b, very fes.r
f..sfH. ast-I. sr,. going ID, b.. fed
1s'P 'iS l0' a' ''''''"-
A-' t' .''''l.- i'''' e-'-' sum
A '" 1s l's 'N'e
She turned a.r round from the baking bread.
ami She asa,..l a.r.i ,rf,s a pIea-au laugh
Why husband dear one would rltak
Tlr .le -ood. rich .shaar was auiv rHaff
415i what fine ,rbssr .y.if, sulvsB4f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Siftings from Sam Jones.

Let US leave off singing about the
sweet by and by and sing about the
sweet now and now.
These religious women who are CId-
ding about all over creation and neglect
ing their homes don't BIKE.
Most anv0ody can 10 thing they feel
like doing. but IL takes d true mau 70 do
q thing when hedoe SIT -.e. like doing ig
I want TO see the day when voluntary
contributions viii support The church.
and when il VIII bele-i4e 60 air=a pew
in it.
We always have enough nice people To
look after the nice peHi-eur always
want 20 look after the ruined and iegrad-
ed
When a man has more religion than
sense he's fool when he bas more sense
than religion he's rascal u.ne times out
of ten
The pove-of th-rulPir s. IN the pew
Tt IL rough on "a preacher o. plt aim In
au iee box ami Q zen curse aim because
he won't sweat
There may appear IN nay remarks what
seems % be lesity. 1utI Feald rather
have anything rEan that sober soIii
humD-barsed -tilfue-- some cry o. palm
Of as religion